Section 8 · KS
Section 8 rent — Kansas
Fair Market Rents in Kansas for FY2026, by county and bedroom count. Each county's local housing authority sets its payment standard between 90% and 110% of these figures.
Kansas counties
FY2026 Section 8 rent by county, per bedroom count. Select a county for the full breakdown and payment-standard range.
- Allen County$877/mo
- Anderson County$877/mo
- Atchison County$877/mo
- Barber County$877/mo
- Barton County$877/mo
- Bourbon County$936/mo
- Brown County$877/mo
- Butler County$1,099/mo
- Chase County$877/mo
- Chautauqua County$877/mo
- Cherokee County$877/mo
- Cheyenne County$877/mo
- Clark County$877/mo
- Clay County$950/mo
- Cloud County$877/mo
- Coffey County$879/mo
- Comanche County$877/mo
- Cowley County$877/mo
- Crawford County$901/mo
- Decatur County$877/mo
- Dickinson County$878/mo
- Doniphan County$1,077/mo
- Douglas County$1,182/mo
- Edwards County$877/mo
- Elk County$877/mo
- Ellis County$941/mo
- Ellsworth County$877/mo
- Finney County$1,041/mo
- Ford County$969/mo
- Franklin County$1,020/mo
- Geary County$1,048/mo
- Gove County$877/mo
- Graham County$877/mo
- Grant County$877/mo
- Gray County$877/mo
- Greeley County$877/mo
- Greenwood County$877/mo
- Hamilton County$1,079/mo
- Harper County$877/mo
- Harvey County$1,099/mo
- Haskell County$877/mo
- Hodgeman County$877/mo
- Jackson County$1,057/mo
- Jefferson County$1,057/mo
- Jewell County$877/mo
- Johnson County$1,358/mo
- Kearny County$1,426/mo
- Kingman County$877/mo
- Kiowa County$877/mo
- Labette County$877/mo
- Lane County$989/mo
- Leavenworth County$1,358/mo
- Lincoln County$877/mo
- Linn County$1,358/mo
- Logan County$912/mo
- Lyon County$877/mo
- Marion County$877/mo
- Marshall County$877/mo
- McPherson County$920/mo
- Meade County$877/mo
- Miami County$1,358/mo
- Mitchell County$877/mo
- Montgomery County$877/mo
- Morris County$877/mo
- Morton County$877/mo
- Nemaha County$877/mo
- Neosho County$877/mo
- Ness County$877/mo
- Norton County$877/mo
- Osage County$1,057/mo
- Osborne County$877/mo
- Ottawa County$933/mo
- Pawnee County$877/mo
- Phillips County$877/mo
- Pottawatomie County$1,068/mo
- Pratt County$877/mo
- Rawlins County$952/mo
- Reno County$957/mo
- Republic County$877/mo
- Rice County$877/mo
- Riley County$1,068/mo
- Rooks County$877/mo
- Rush County$877/mo
- Russell County$877/mo
- Saline County$1,009/mo
- Scott County$877/mo
- Sedgwick County$1,099/mo
- Seward County$1,000/mo
- Shawnee County$1,057/mo
- Sheridan County$877/mo
- Sherman County$932/mo
- Smith County$877/mo
- Stafford County$877/mo
- Stanton County$877/mo
- Stevens County$903/mo
- Sumner County$1,065/mo
- Thomas County$877/mo
- Trego County$877/mo
- Wabaunsee County$1,057/mo
- Wallace County$877/mo
- Washington County$877/mo
- Wichita County$877/mo
- Wilson County$877/mo
- Woodson County$877/mo
- Wyandotte County$1,358/mo
Frequently asked questions
What does Section 8 pay per bedroom in Kansas?
Section 8 is anchored to HUD's FY2026 Fair Market Rent. Select a county below for the 0, 1, 2, 3, and 4-bedroom figures, then expect the PHA's payment standard between 90% and 110% of each one.
Is the payment standard higher or lower than FMR in Kansas?
It depends on your county's public housing authority. PHAs set payment standards anywhere from 90% to 110% of the county FMR, so the actual voucher amount can be up to 10% above or below the published figure.
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